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As much as I - as an atheist - would love to be of service, I think you are commiting a huge logical fallacy here.
Fundamentally, it is nothing but the conclusion: "I interprete a certain situation a positive (regardless of whether my interpretation is factually correct or not), so this must have been God's plan."
I hope you can see why this is fallacious.
If it was just logic then maybe but you can test the statements.
The number of Christians in Russia or China can be tested by survey results, the living standards of the poorest Russians by an examination of wages, welfare options, health services etc.
In the case of Israel you can examine the statements of British officers and politicians who were counting the rising costs of the Zionist terrorist campaign in the days before the decision to relinquish the mandate. Clearly it was a factor in the decision to withdraw. In the case of the actions of various Zionist paramilitary groups you can assess their ideologies as to whether they were secular and largely godless in orientation and you can test whether they did indeed succeed in driving out Palestinians from their homes increasing the % of Jews in Israel from about 30 to 82%.
Basically this happened its not just philosophy.
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